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Petitioner paid lesser duty on domestic product and higher duty ...

Central Excise

August 22, 2013

Petitioner paid lesser duty on domestic product and higher duty on export product which was not payable - Assessee not entitled for refund thereof in cash regardless of mode of payment of said higher excise duty - Petitioner was entitled to cash refund only of the portion deposited by it by actual credit and for remaining portion refund by way of credit is appropriate - Notification No. 40/2001 - CGOVT

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